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Ryan Moore to ride at Listowel on Tuesday

Ryan Moore has been confirmed to ride at Listowel on Tuesday. Ryan Moore has been confirmed to ride at Listowel on Tuesday.
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Leading jockey Ryan Moore will make his first visit to Listowel when he rides at the 2024 Harvest Festival at the County Kerry track on Tuesday.

Well-known racing photographer and Listowel native Pat Healy said: "We are delighted to announce that Ryan Moore will be riding at Listowel next Tuesday.

"Ryan is a world-wide name so his presence will bring international attention to the Harvest Festival and we look forward to welcoming him to ride in County Kerry for the first time.

"He will join the many top jockeys to have ridden at the course over the years and Listowel Race Committee is very grateful to Aidan O'Brien, the Coolmore partners and to Chris Armstrong (assistant to O'Brien) for organising the logistics and for making it happen.

"We are excited to meet Ryan and he will be a great draw for our crowds."

Additional reporting by Thomas Weekes.

About John O'Riordan
John has worked for the Press Association since 2022. He also writes a weekly column for The Irish Field and is a regular contributor to the Irish Racing Yearbook. He has previously written for the Racing Post, Irish Examiner and Irish Daily Mirror. He has been involved in racing for over three decades; having experience as a syndicate member, sole owner and breeder.

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